Musical Lynx of New York and Brooklyn Choirs
Beelde as editor in New York is promoting choral work with Talsie Morgan directing a 170 member Baptist Tabernacle chorus in Brooklyn and plans to form more choirs in the city. Other churches in Ocean Grove show interest while Mrs Hackley supports children’s singing in NYC.
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Della Poe
Frothingham
William Furst
Furst
Hia Clage
Whitch
Alre
Della Fox
Saramion
Reed
Benmett- Molten
Caprica Opera Company
de Wolf Hepiper
Virginia Man Recounts A Health Walking Tour Tale
A man on a sofa relates a Virginia trip tale about a wandering health walk. He recalls staying overnight at a cabin where a welcoming woman hinted no alcohol was on the property. The dialogue frames a lively banter among a club cohort and a cynic.
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Virginia
Just a Stranger in an Old Cabin Moonshine Tale
A cynic and a philosopher debate a stranger taken in by travelers. The woman reveals the child is her daughter’s and her husband’s, and the group ponders benevolence and human nature as they dismiss the man’s claim. The tale ends with the philosopher departing.
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Fabou
Quention
Whispering waves seal vow in a distant wedding scene
A poetic fragment portrays a bridegroom and a newly built ride named Ally per whose exchange hints at a troubled marriage and a vow amid distant, veiled emotions. The text evokes nautical imagery and personal resolve without explicit outcomes.
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Leon
Ally Per
Hair color shifts and vanity among youths
A Tage Mes senger quote reflects a discussion on altering hair color to attract wealth and status. The speaker notes peers label a red shade as desirable and suggests future praise may shift to golden or auburn tones.
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A Melden
Eric Messenger
Welsh Musical Festival Dream Gains Steam in Wales
News notes strong support from Wales musicians and press for a grand Welsh musical festival with a 1,080-voice choir and 20-piece orchestra. Sir Joseph Barnby backs yearly or triannual contests, while Cardiff Times urges robust argument against competition.
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Wales
Welaly
Sir Joseph Barnby
Joseph Barnby
Komuk
Cardiff
Germany
Sir Joseph
Voicea
Tala
Joseph
Cardi Times
Teels
M Choir
Cardiff Times
The Late Rev James Kilsby Jones
The late Rev James Rhye Kilsby Jones born at Penylan farm near Llandovery Carmarthenshire South Wales in 103. He attended Nenadd Iwyd and Newaddiwyd before studying at Carmarthen College then Blackburn and Edinburgh. He served at Laominster Llan dovery Bedfort chapel Glentow Llanwrtyd and built Kilby Chapel Llandrudod. He died in 189. He was Dean Bwift of the Cymru and a noted Welsh writer.
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Kilsby Jones
James Rhye Kilsby Jones Wrs
Penylan
Llandovery
Carmarthenshire
South Wales
Nenadd- Iwyd
Newaddiwyd
Carmarthen College
Car- Marthen
Blackburn
Aleszander
Edinburgh
Scotland
Laominster
Northampton
Peiaiagrass
Bedfort Chapel
Wdon
Iene
Glentow
Houge
Llanwrtyd
Wales
Kilby
Llandrudod
Bwift
The
Cymru
Blackies
Eding
Fatemont Tank
Vicar Apostolic of Wales Appears in North Wales
The Vicar Apostolic of Wales Mostyn led a series of ecclesiastical events at the Brahtigeon monastery near St Asaph Holywell North Wales marking his first public appearance since consecration. He officiated a high mass and was presented with a cloak and five sets of bests each for a charitable purpose.
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Catholica of Wales
Waes
Ako
Catholic Church
Mostyn
Wries
Brahtigeon
St. Asaph
Holywell
North Wales
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Ancient Burgesses Gather for Annual Town Meeting
The town holds its yearly burgesses gathering with over 80 members. They elect a jury headed by the parish vicar, choose a recorder and a por treeve bailiff, and appoint four constables who mainly receive annual pay for inactive duty. New burgesses are chosen, and shares of corporation land are allotted to top ranks, while about seventy elder burgesses enjoy lifetime privileges.
Gold Mining in Wales and Local Events Highlight
The piece notes rising interest in Welsh gold mining with talk of royal royalties reform and big London financiers backing developments. It reports on Gwilym Gwent’s monument in Hollésback cemetery, Peter Williams a noted Welsh journalist’s death, and a Llanelly tinplate strike causing hardship for dozens of families.
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Wales
Illustrated London News
Michael Hicks-Beach
Hanbury
Treasury
London
Wilkes-Barre
Hollésback
Gwilym
Renius
Poe
William Thomas Williams
Gwalla
Gold Creek and Missoula Journey Through Montana's Valleys
The article tours Montana from Helena to Spokane covering Deer Lodge and Hell Gate canyons, Bearmouth, and the Gold Creek mining district with rich ore veins and ten million dollars yearly take. It highlights Missoula as a hill shielded city, its Northern Pacific presence, military HQ, and abundant game and fruit orchards in a 3000 foot elevation valley with Chinook climate.
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Spokane
Garrison
Wailliam Loyd Garrison
Gold Creek
Montana
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Box Canyon
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University of Montana
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Ree
Mission
D' Alene Ake
J. E. Richmond
Settling an old grudge between Civil War veterans
Two Chickamauga veterans recall long ago picket duty in a Chicago Tribune narrative. One Union veteran, aided by a cane, points to the ground while the Confederate counterpart confirms the shared memory and ponders a possible identification.
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Chickamauga
Chicago Tribune
Tnion
Johnny Red
Two Old Veterans Speak Across War Wounds
Two elderly Civil War veterans recall a hospitality feud over tobacco and whisky. One recalls a canteen full of whisky that saved his life and vows to thank the unnamed giver, while the other laments a vile tobacco and vows to thank the whisky donor. They shake hands and head toward a tent with a barrel.
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River of Jordan
Howes Dream Solved Sewing Machine Needle Eye
The inventor Elias Howe reportedly dreamed a savage king would execute him if he failed to finish the sewing machine eye. In the dream he saw warriors with eyeed spears near the head, waking to craft a needle eye at the point, completing the invention.
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Elias Howe
Philadelphia
Elias ‘Howe
Howe
Novelists Urge Publishing Bet on First Book
A dialog where a hopeful novelist convinces a publisher to back a first work. The writer argues success would unlock a fortune, noting he already has 123 other manuscripts ready at home. The exchange reflects a bold confidence in debut potential and future productivity.
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Gounod
Wagner
Ormera
Soren
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